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Variants:
Variants:
* Two teams
* Two teams
** Red vs. blue/Blue vs. red
** Red vs. Blue
** Red vs. green/Green vs. red
** Green vs. Red
** Blue vs. green/Green vs. blue
** Blue vs. Green
* Three teams
* Three teams
** Red vs. blue vs. green/Red vs. green vs. blue/Blue vs. red. vs. green/Blue vs. green vs. red/Green vs. red vs. blue/Green vs. blue vs. red


Additionally, when playing an [[8-Player Smash]] in {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', an additional team color, the yellow team, can be selected. With a maximum of eight characters that can participate in a match, further team setups become available, bringing the total number to 41. The setups done with 4 or more players are:
Additionally, when playing an [[8-Player Smash]] in {{forwiiu}} and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', an additional team color, the yellow team, can be selected. With a maximum of eight characters that can participate in a match, further team setups become available, bringing the total number to 41. The setups done with 4 or more players are:
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Variants:
Variants:
* Two teams
* Two teams
** Red vs. blue/Blue vs. red
** Red vs. Blue
** Red vs. yellow/Yellow vs. red
** Yellow vs. Red
** Red vs. green/Green vs. red
** Red vs. Green
** Blue vs. yellow/Yellow vs. blue
** Blue vs. Yellow
** Blue vs. green/Green vs. blue
** Blue vs. Green
** Yellow vs. green/Green vs. yellow
** Green vs. Yellow
* Three teams
* Three teams
** Red vs. blue vs. yellow/Red vs. yellow vs. blue/Blue vs. red vs. yellow/Blue vs. yellow vs. red/Yellow vs. red vs. blue/Yellow vs. blue vs. red
** Red vs. Blue vs. Yellow
** Red vs. blue vs. green/Red vs. green vs. blue/Blue vs. red vs. green/Blue vs. green vs. red/Green vs. red vs. blue/Green vs. blue vs. red
** Red vs. Blue vs. Green
** Red vs. yellow vs. green/Red vs. green vs. yellow/Yellow vs. red vs. green/Yellow vs. green vs. red/Green vs. red vs. yellow/Green vs. yellow vs. red
** Red vs. Yellow vs. Green
** Blue vs. yellow vs. green/Blue vs. green vs. yellow/Yellow vs. blue vs. green/Yellow vs. green vs. blue/Green vs. blue vs. yellow/Green vs. yellow vs. blue
** Blue vs. Yellow vs. Green
* Four teams
* Four teams
** Red vs. blue vs. yellow vs. green/Red vs. blue vs. green vs. yellow/Red vs. yellow vs. blue vs. green/Red vs. yellow vs. green vs. blue/Red vs. green vs. blue vs. yellow/Red vs. green vs. yellow vs. blue/Blue vs. red vs. yellow vs. green/Blue vs. red vs. green vs. yellow/Blue vs. yellow vs. red vs. green/Blue vs. yellow vs. green vs. red/Blue vs. green vs. red vs. yellow/Blue vs. green vs. yellow vs. red/Yellow vs. red vs. blue vs. green/Yellow vs. red vs. green vs. blue/Yellow vs. blue vs. red vs. green/Yellow vs. blue vs. green vs. red/Yellow vs. green vs. red vs. blue/Yellow vs. green vs. blue vs. red/Green vs. red vs. blue vs. yellow/Green vs. red vs. yellow vs. blue/Green vs. blue vs. red vs. yellow/Green vs. blue vs. yellow vs. red/Green vs. yellow vs. red vs. blue/Green vs. yellow vs. blue vs. red
** Red vs. Blue vs. Yellow vs. Green


Since team battles are a regular type of Versus Mode, the usual options of [[Time]], [[Stock]], and [[Coin Battle]] matches can be selected, along with [[Special Smash]] rules as well. In Time and Coin matches, the score (or coins collected) of each team is the combined score of its members and if multiple teams have the same total by the end of the match, then [[Sudden Death]] will occur between all members of the tied teams. Stock matches are played in essentially the same manner; each player starts with a set number of lives and the objective is to deplete the stock of the opposing team(s). However, in Team Stock matches there is a feature known as [[Share Stock]] where, when one player on a team loses their last stock and has a teammate with two or more stocks, the fallen teammate may borrow one of their teammate's stocks and re-spawn as usual.
Since team battles are a regular type of Versus Mode, the usual options of [[Time]], [[Stock]], and [[Coin Battle]] matches can be selected, along with [[Special Smash]] rules as well. In Time and Coin matches, the score (or coins collected) of each team is the combined score of its members and if multiple teams have the same total by the end of the match, then [[Sudden Death]] will occur between all members of the tied teams. Stock matches are played in essentially the same manner; each player starts with a set number of lives and the objective is to deplete the stock of the opposing team(s). However, in Team Stock matches there is a feature known as [[Share Stock]] where, when one player on a team loses their last stock and has a teammate with two or more stocks, the fallen teammate may borrow one of their teammate's stocks and re-spawn as usual.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', selecting the blue team was the only way to use {{SSB|Samus}}' or {{SSB|Captain Falcon}}'s Blue color, and selecting the green team was the only way to get Captain Falcon's, {{SSB|Mario}}'s, {{SSB|Kirby}}'s, and {{SSB|Donkey Kong}}'s green color, due to these colors not being available using the [[C button]]s.
*In the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', selecting the blue team was the only way to use {{SSB|Samus}}' or {{SSB|Captain Falcon}}'s Blue color, and selecting the green team was the only way to get Captain Falcon's, {{SSB|Mario}}'s, {{SSB|Kirby}}'s, and {{SSB|Donkey Kong}}'s green color, due to these colors not being available using the [[C button]]s.
*In 2 vs. 1 or 3 vs.1 battles, despite there being only one opponent to attack, the Bully, Predator, and Stalker [[list of bonuses|penalties]] will still be given out to the members of the multi-player team for only attacking a single participant.
*In 2 vs. 1 or 3 vs. 1 battles, despite there being only one opponent to attack, the Bully, Predator, and Stalker [[list of bonuses|penalties]] will still be given out to the members of the multi-player team for only attacking a single participant.
*Because {{SSBB|Wario}} has two sets of outfits, each with its own team setup, he is the only character who has a choice of clothing in team battles prior to ''[[SSB4]]''.
*Because {{SSBB|Wario}} has two sets of outfits, each with its own team setup, he is the only character who has a choice of clothing in team battles prior to ''[[SSB4]]''.
*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', parts for the [[Dragoon]] and [[Daybreak]] are shared among teammates. If the item's other two parts were each picked up by other teammates, the teammate that picks up the last part will have the item fully built and ready to use. This is in contrast to teammates using the Dragoon in ''Brawl'', where if two parts were picked up by different teammates, the Dragoon cannot be readily built as Dragoon parts cannot be dropped unless the players are damaged enough or KO'd.
*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', parts for the [[Dragoon]] and [[Daybreak]] are shared among teammates. If the item's other two parts were each picked up by other teammates, the teammate that picks up the last part will have the item fully built and ready to use. This is in contrast to teammates using the Dragoon in ''Brawl'', where if two parts were picked up by different teammates, the Dragoon cannot be readily built as Dragoon parts cannot be dropped unless the players are damaged enough or KO'd.
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